The thing about "Futuro house"

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The thing about "Futuro house"

"Futuro" was the futuristic house from the 1960s. It was designed by the Finnish architect  Matti Suuronen with his crew. Rest of the names of personnel, who took part in that project you may see from the Wikipedia article, what is linked below this text. This house looked like some kind of UFO, and the material of that house was normally plastics.

The thing in that house was that it was really easy to transport if the person, who bought it had a helicopter. That allowed to transport that house to any place on Earth in one piece. And that ability gave an idea to use this kind of house as the base for scientists in the distant areas, and that thing made that house very interesting.

But there is another detail about that house, what is the plastic architecture masterpiece, and that thing is that the same form can use in the underwater and space bases, what is planned to use in the colonization programs. The thing is that the "Futuro" can drop from the airplane to a certain point of the ocean, or as I said that thing can shoot to the moon by using a rocket.

That same structure can drop in the planets like Mars and Venus by using parachutes, and the thing is that the thing what would be the difference in the structures, what is used in the underwater and space or low-pressure conditions in the direction of opening the door or airlock. When the pressure of outside is lower, the door or the hatch must open inwards, because the pressure would press the door to the frames.

And if the pressure is higher in the outside of the hatch it must open to outwards. The knock rule of this kind of things is that the hatch must open to the direction of the pressure. One interesting detail is that if the hatch has two doors, what are opening inwards and another would open outwards that thing can operate underwater and space conditions.  The small-sized cabin would be pumped empty or fill the water like that the air will be pumped in the bottle for reuse, and if there is separated airlock would that make easier to install things like computers in the cabin if the station is in some underwater conditions.


This base could also be used in the jungles, where it would equip with the feet, what would be covered by using Teflon, which is a very slippery material, which denies the bugs allow to get in that base. The energy would get from various sources, depending on where that base would be installed. The choices can be fuel cells, capillary turbines, especially in the underwater conditions, solar panels or small radio-thermal generators, in the space versions.

And that allows making the aircraft, what can shoot to the target area by using a rocket, and then this vehicle would operate as a submarine, and then this thing can fly away like normal aircraft. That thing could be like some B-2 bomber, what have the two side doors and the propellers. The turbines can be covered by using waterproof hatches, or if the fuel injection to the combustion chamber would be stopped, and the aircraft would start to use fuel cells under the sea, the thing is that the turbine can also be used to "fly" undersea conditions.

The idea of this thing is "stolen" from the Soviet attempt to create SB-2 bomber, what could operate as well as the aircraft and submarine. Or the "flying submarine" can be equipped with the ramjets, which can also be used as electromagnetic drive, what is similar to WARP, but the voltage, what is used will be lower, and this MDD drive would give the possibility to use the ramjet engine as well as the undersea drive system.

Sources and images:

https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futuro

Soviet flying submarine:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_submarine